“The Importance of Being Earnest” at Villagers Theatre

“The Importance of Being Earnest”

"A Trivial Comedy for Serious People" -- It has been called "The wittiest comedy in the English language" Wilde's perverse and peerless prose, his scathlingly brilliant critique of society's manners and morals, and his ageless theattical instincts continue to dazzle. Mistaken identities, long lost brothers, frustrated romance, and, of course, a msiplaced feature prominently in Wilde's comic masterpiece.

Performed by Villagers Theatre

At Villagers Theatre

Performances ran
Friday, January 11, 2002 thru Saturday, February 2, 2002

Lady Bracknell....	Barbara Neff
Rev. Chasuble....	Bob Dumpert
Algernon Moncrieff....	Rich Sibello
Cecily Cardew....	Meghan Luckey
Gwendolen Fairfax....	Lynda Green
Jack (ernest) Worthing....	Wayne Harris
Lane....	Mike Rapelye
Merriman....	JC Gibriano
Miss Prism....	Ana Kalet

Directed by	Jerry Marino
Assistant Directed by	Elaine Wallace
Produced by	Michael J. Driscoll
Produced by	Catherine Rowe
Lighting Design by	Mike Rapelye
Sound Design by	Jerry Marino
Stage Managed by	Stephanie Youngman
Stage Managed by	Stephanie Youngman
Set Designed by	Jim Parks, Sr.
Costumes Coordinated by	Catherine Rowe
Light Operation by	Elizabeth A. Durkin
Properties by	Stephanie Youngman

Performances
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